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Get them bought,

 

I thought to myself if only I had a cortina For them to go in when I saw them

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Not eBay but at a boot sale I picked this up ,house builder in Surrey in 1956

 

According to the bank of England the most expensive house in 1956 @ £5615 should be £128,624 in 2016 so that shows how much house prices have risen in 60 years

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Bought this 'shelf toy' as a giggle....

 

Evistr T-060 Desk Digital Alarm Clock with Temperature Display Desk and Shelf Clocks @£9.99 Amazon.

 

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Says it was 24hr delivery to the locker, here in Wallsend...

 

... we will see* :)

 

*yupp... Got email/locker code @ Fri 2pm!!

 

 

TS

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Yes definitely. On the Favorit not only do the instruments have PAL on them so dp all the light lenses. Nice find.

 

PAL were the state owned combine that supplied auto-electrics to all the Czechoslovakian (and later Czech and Slovakian) motorised transport manufacturers from Jawa to Tatra. They still exist as PMP PAL and are now owned by Ashok Pirimal of India (I don't think its the same Ashok who own Optare and continues with the well known plughole logo though).

 

PMP PAL now supply Nissan, Renault, Suzuki, Mercedes Benz, Smart, VW, John Deere as well as their old mukkas Skoda.

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house builder in Surrey in 1956

That's gorgeous. I love things like that. It's amazing how little house layouts and proportions changed from the mid-50s to the mid 90's, then houses started to be properly crammed in on plots.

 

I have all the brochures for houses on my parents' estate since construction began in 1986.

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I had them on a Ventora I bought in 79. Kind of cool. Then.

Aye, a popular cheap mod in the late 70s.

 

I remember reading a Street Machine magazine article (possibly May 1980) where they fitted a jack-up kit to the white "Minder" Mk2 Escort 1600 Sport and took before-and-after times for swerving round a line of cones. The times were pretty much the same in the end but the handling felt absolutely shit with the jack-up kit fitted.

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A bloke in our town caused absolute devastation with a PC Cresta modded like that......Can't remember if it was V8'd or anything but he lost control going down a big hill.

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A bloke in our town caused absolute devastation with a PC Cresta modded like that......Can't remember if it was V8'd or anything but he lost control going down a big hill.

 

He didn't have a DBA Avimax II ?

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I think the only additional cockpit fitting would have been an inclinometer.....

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I have 'several schillings' parked perilously in my Amazon a/c.

 

My eyes are drawn, uncontrollably, to the 's/s rolled exhaust tip' section of - said - gifferish tat :(

 

 

..... must resist .....

 

 

TS

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I have 'several schillings' parked perilously in my Amazon a/c.

 

My eyes are drawn, uncontrollably, to the 's/s rolled exhaust tip' section of - said - gifferish tat :(

 

 

..... must resist .....

 

 

TS

meh...

 

WLW® Stainless Steel Round Straight Exhaust Tail Pipe Bumper End Tip - Fits 48mm (WLW1-RB77)

 

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TS

 

*....ooooof! ;)

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I've never understood how you use a hand-powered drill press.

 

Hand drills, breast drills, push drills, and brace-and-bit, certainly - they're all brilliant toys tools.

 

But a hand press drill?  Just don't get how you can work one without having three hands.

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You have to do it properly;

 

1. put a sharpened blank or scriber in the chuck.

2. wind it down, place the scriber point in the centre punched mark of the desired hole position and apply pressure.

3. clamp the work to the table.

4. replace scriber with drill bit and start drilling.

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5. Throw the whole thing away and buy a proper one from the shop.

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How about illuminated tyres? Goodyear tried this in 1961. The tyres were lit from 18 lamps within the wheel rim. Various colours of tyre too.

 

Am not sure what that lady is doing with that coiled cord.

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